The New Republic magazine, which reached its 100th anniversary last month, is reducing its frequency to 10 issues a year from 20, moving its headquarters to New York from Washington, D.C., and replacing its editor. Gabriel Snyder will assume the role of editor of chief, succeeding Frank Foer.Mr. Snyder has worked at a number of media companies, including Gawker, where he was editor in chief, and The Atlantic, where he led Atlantic Wire. Most recently, Mr. Synder was a digital advisor to Bloomberg Media.The magazine is not closing its D.C. office, a New Republic employee said. Continue reading at AdAge.com Continue reading at 'Advertising Age'
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Media companies of the future will be organized differently from the way they are now, with much higher capital expense costs and much greater need for in-house digital development skill. That, with some accommodations for varying markets and editorial missions, was essentially the conclusion of... Continue reading at Folio Magazine
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